Vocabulary Test Worksheet
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- 1.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “rude”? (a) tall (b) wet (c) lazy (d) polite
- 2.Fill the gap: The young one of a bear is a ___. (a) foal (b) cub (c) lamb (d) chick
- 3.Which word is the opposite of “wet”? (a) dry (b) hot (c) full (d) fast
- 4.Choose the right form: Bright flowers ___ bees. (a) attractive (b) attractively (c) attraction (d) attract
- 5.Complete the analogy: Thermometer is to temperature as clock is to ___. (a) time (b) weight (c) speed (d) distance
- 6.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) excellent (b) accommodation (c) argument (d) libary
- 7.Which spelling is correct? (a) achive (b) achieve (c) acheive (d) acheeve
- 8.Which suffix means “full of”? (a) -ly (b) -er (c) -less (d) -ful
- 9.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “float”? (a) sink (b) borrow (c) run (d) shout
- 10.What is the feminine of “uncle”? (a) niece (b) sister (c) daughter (d) aunt
- 11.Pick the right word: Everyone came to the party ___ Rohan. (a) except (b) accept
- 12.Pick the right word: This is ___ new house. (a) our (b) hour
- 13.Which is the everyday (informal) word for “funds”? (a) phone (b) fridge (c) bike (d) money
- 14.Fill the gap: a ___ of keys (a) swarm (b) pride (c) bunch (d) herd
- 15.Which is the formal word for “talk”? (a) require (b) purchase (c) converse (d) reside
- 16.Choose the right form: Wear a helmet for ___ while cycling. (a) protectively (b) protective (c) protect (d) protection
- 17.Which word is a noun? (a) admirable (b) admire (c) admirably (d) admiration
- 18.Which word is the opposite of “above”? (a) happy (b) wet (c) early (d) below
- 19.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “private”? (a) ancient (b) polite (c) early (d) public
- 20.Which is the formal word for “show”? (a) conclude (b) reside (c) require (d) demonstrate
- 21.What does the idiom “out of the blue” mean? (a) very sad (b) suddenly, unexpectedly (c) from the sea (d) from the sky
- 22.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) clever – smart (b) talk – speak (c) generous – selfish (d) below – under
- 23.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) gift – present (b) big – large (c) ill – sick (d) deep – shallow
- 24.Which spelling is correct? (a) noticable (b) notisable (c) noticeable (d) noticeble
- 25.Pick the right word: I ___ two idlis for breakfast. (a) eight (b) ate
- 26.Which word means “not safe”? (a) presafe (b) resafe (c) unsafe (d) dissafe
- 27.Which word means the same as “yell”? (a) whisper (b) sit (c) shout (d) eat
- 28.Which pair of words are antonyms (opposites)? (a) talk – speak (b) jump – leap (c) glad – happy (d) cheap – expensive
- 29.Complete the analogy: Letter is to word as word is to ___. (a) alphabet (b) sentence (c) letter (d) pencil
- 30.Fill the gap: a ___ of fish (a) herd (b) pride (c) school (d) bunch
- 31.Complete the idiom: The news came out of the ___. (a) red (b) pink (c) blue (d) green
- 32.Which word is spelt wrongly? (a) disappear (b) exellent (c) necessary (d) receive
- 33.Rohan was perplexed by the strange message and read it five times. “Perplexed” means ___. (a) puzzled (b) pleased (c) sleepy (d) angry
- 34.Pick the right word: Her red dupatta ___ her white kurta perfectly. (a) complimented (b) complemented
- 35.Which word means the same as “rush”? (a) sleep (b) read (c) wait (d) hurry
- 36.One word for: a period of two weeks (a) semester (b) fortnight (c) century (d) decade
- 37.Meera’s room was immaculate; there was not a speck of dust anywhere. “Immaculate” means ___. (a) very messy (b) very dark (c) spotlessly clean (d) very small
- 38.Complete the idiom: Don’t give up now; don’t throw in the ___! (a) bag (b) book (c) ball (d) towel
- 39.Which word is the antonym (opposite) of “modern”? (a) quiet (b) wide (c) ancient (d) rich
- 40.What is the masculine of “peahen”? (a) peacock (b) bull (c) lion (d) rooster
Answer key
- polite
- cub
- dry
- attract
- time
- libary
- achieve
- -ful
- sink
- aunt
- except
- our
- money
- bunch
- converse
- protection
- admiration
- below
- public
- demonstrate
- suddenly, unexpectedly
- generous – selfish
- deep – shallow
- noticeable
- ate
- unsafe
- shout
- cheap – expensive
- sentence
- school
- blue
- exellent
- puzzled
- complemented
- hurry
- fortnight
- spotlessly clean
- towel
- ancient
- peacock
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